so, while suicide prevention is about 56 years old and felton is 130, felton's the provider of the largest outpatient mental health services here in the city. and we felt like it would be a really good bridge to not just work with people kind of at the sort of tail end of their mental health. but we're at the beginning of their mental health crises but to try to figure out how do we create a better continuum of services. and felton has really been able to modernize operations staffing and infrastructure to enhance our program capabilities already with -- you know, we had to go remote almost immediately when covid hit and didn't have that infrastructure place so we were able to do that, also with a partnership with a couple other companies and then text and chat capacity. we've been wanting to do that for many years and now we're able to. so what do suicide trends look like in san francisco? as you can see, this is coming out of the department of community health needs assessment last year that was released and this is sort of rate of suicide across different ages -- ethnicity groups as wel

so, while suicide prevention is about 56 years old and felton is 130, felton's the provider of the largest outpatient mental health services here in the city. and we felt like it would be a really good bridge to not just work with people kind of at the sort of tail end of their mental health. but we're at the beginning of their mental health crises but to try to figure out how do we create a better continuum of services. and felton has really been able to modernize operations staffing and infrastructure to enhance our program capabilities already with -- you know, we had to go remote almost immediately when covid hit and didn't have that infrastructure place so we were able to do that, also with a partnership with a couple other companies and then text and chat capacity. we've been wanting to do that for many years and now we're able to. so what do suicide trends look like in san francisco? as you can see, this is coming out of the department of community health needs assessment last year that was released and this is sort of rate of suicide across different ages -- ethnicity groups as wel

so, while suicide prevention is about 56 years old and felton is 130, felton's the provider of the largesttient mental health services here in the city. and we felt like it would be a really good bridge to not just work with people kind of at the sort of tail end of their mental health. but we're at the beginning of their mental health crises but to try to figure out how do we create a better continuum of services. and felton has really been able to modernize operations staffing and infrastructure to enhance our program capabilities already with -- you know, we had to go remote almost immediately when covid hit and didn't have that infrastructure place so we were able to do that, also with a partnership with a couple other companies and then text and chat capacity. we've been wanting to do that for many years and now we're able to. so what do suicide trends look like in san francisco? as you can see, this is coming out of the department of community health needs assessment last year that was released and this is sort of rate of suicide across different ages -- ethnicity groups as well as s

riverfront investing group rebecca felton.ext interview is coming up, the rbnz governor joins us at 9:30 a.m. in sydney. more on the earnings, walmart and home depot suspending outlooks for the year despite pretty resilient sector results screen we get the results from the biggest u.s. retail names next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: retailers have been among the hardest hit by the plandemic. -- the pandemic. we now have the latest round of earnings. let me get started with walmart. they beat expectations but they withdrew guidance for 2021. how well-positioned are they? allhis is the bigger move retailers have made, saying it is hard to predict the future and consumer buying habits. but omar tidwell. they increased same-store sales -- but walmart did well. they increased same-store sales. they are providing people what they need. haidi: in terms of forward guidance, do we have any expectation what they think the next recovery could look like? >> it is not clear. they are working through the with current size of consumers, they

>>it's part of the reason that the felton institute which operates for early education centers shut its doors and is now offering distance-learning they used to serve 430 children a year in their 19 classrooms, their says that number will likely drop to a 190 under new guidelines and so we have to make hard choices about like gets to get certain doesn't it's a pervasive problem that could find those parents with jobs to go back to with no place to put their kids. >>those behind the study say the entire industry needs its own form of stimulus to keep it and the economy that depends upon it afloat this is as important if not more important than protecting our airline industry. this is one of the underlying services like transportation that we can't really do with out marcy white book calls the billion in aid for child care in the first cares package passed by congress. >>a drop in the bucket. she has hopes that a new billion bailout package proposed by senator elizabeth warren, we'll pass to keep this already fragile industry from crumbling maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>let's talk about ou

this is how a day now starts at springwest academy in felton.egistered by reception. they carry on walking down this corridor to the hand washing and you can see we have marked the corridor with two metres distances. the school has nearly 1000 pupils, but fewer than 20 going at the moment. all children of key workers and those identified as vulnerable. about 12 students in here from years seven, eight and nine and they are now logging onto the morning learning slot which is ten to 11. they will be logging on to the same lessons and as their counterparts are doing at home. almost half the academy‘s kids are what the government deems as disadvantaged. eligible for free school meals, their families receiving universal credit. lilly is in year seven. it is hard to get work done at home. i have five siblings, three brothers and two sisters, and it's really busy because there is a lot of us running around. so have you actually like coming to school than? yeah. i get to see friends and we speak at lunch and things, but we still have to stay two metres.

santa clara valley, and the santa cruz mountains, boulder creek, felton, and napa, 46. gilroy is at 49. low clouds will give way, be enough for some on the san mateo coast. one more piece of energy drops for the pacific northwest, you can see it moving. high pressure will build and for warmer too hot weather. 60s and 70s, today, cooler on friday and warmer saturday, much warmer saturday into monday. >>> all right, more coyote sightings across california, in the next hour, where a brazen coyote was seen going after three dogs and how animal control officials now respond. >>> it was once reserved for children and super fans, by the baseball cards and other sports memorabilia are big business. also, we will look at the business of sports memorabilia during the pandemic, but first, the mask singer has now crowned their first female champion. we will show you last night's season finale, but do not worry, we will not spoil it too much in case you missed it. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business m

these photos are from a real estate list on zillow from a home in felton, a little north of santa cruz. realtor daniel ofter says he wanted to make people smile with the photos. he adds we could all use a little bit of levity these days. he also hoped the photos would draw up some buzz about the property. and buzz is what he seems to be getting. >>> check now on sports. here's chris alvarez. >> coming up in sports, as the sports world slowly returns, which sport will be next? could it be the nba? this summer the proposal to play at one of the happiest places thanks for sharing your savage moves, and especially your awkward ones. thanks for sharing your cute kids. and your adorable pets. now it's our turn to share... with the geico giveback. a 15% credit on car and motorcycle policies for both current and new customers. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. so thanks again. one good share deserves another. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not

order, zoom calls, baking, some reading, photos from a real estate listing on zillow for a home in feltona little north of santa cruz there, is he cooking making the cookies. why not sourdough bread? realtor daniel oster wanted to make people smile and adds we could all use a bit of levity these days and hoped the photos would draw up buzz about the property and so far, it seems to be working. look at just enjoying the nature, lisa, just out there having a cup of coffee, living the life. i wish my quarantine was like that. >> yes, you know what? definitely need to get the fans out the next couple of days, not likely today. here is a look at emeryville, temperatures in the east bay in the mid-50s. today we'll take you shy of 80 degrees so warming up around the bay today, and 90s arriving inland. we'll talk about when the triple digits get here, how long it lapses, that excessive heat coming up. >> thanks, lisa. >>> as sports slowly start to return we wonder which will be back first. news making waves this week, could the stars of the nba return to play in the happiest place on earth? we di

>>it's part of the reason that the felton institute which operates for early education centers shut its doors and is now offering distance-learning they used to serve 430 children a year in their 19 classrooms, their says that number will likely drop to a 190 under new guidelines and so we have to make hard choices about like gets to get certain doesn't it's a pervasive problem that could find those parents with jobs to go back to with no place to put their kids. >>those behind the study say the entire industry needs its own form of stimulus to keep it and the economy that depends upon it afloat this is as important if not more important than protecting our airline industry. this is one of the underlying services like transportation that we can't really do with out marcy white book calls the billion in aid for child care in the first cares package passed by congress a drop in the bucket. she has hopes that a new billion bailout package proposed by senator elizabeth warren, we'll pass to keep this already fragile industry from crumbling maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>a grocery store in ple

he's zooming with, baking, some reading, photos from a real estate listing on zillow for a home in feltona little north of santa cruz. realtor daniel oster wanted to make people smile and adds we could all use a bit of levity these days and hoped the photos would draw up buzz about the property and so far, it seems to be working. we probably wouldn't know about this property otherwise but big foot seems to be having a nice life right now. >> made it on the news, for sure. good morning, everyone. our iconic golden gate bridge where you notice a few high clouds around but a mostly sunny day on the way. a little bit of a breeze out there, light, many in the 50s, some in the 40s but highs today will be warmer than yesterday, everywhere, for more 80s and 90s, but still pretty nice at the beach, with the seabreeze. that changes tomorrow.>> srts s return we wonder which will be back first. news making waves this week, could the stars of the nba return to play in the happiest place on earth? we dig into that possibility. >>> plus in the meantime heavyweight meeting between the titans of two sport

spotted not just once but several times making himself at home in felton, california.ghting but his listing is getting a ton of looks racking up 500,000 so far. he says we hope it would bring a bit of levity to those on a home buying adventure. the price, just shy of $1 million. and, robin -- >> ooh. >> reporter: robin, where are you? do you have that little man lucas out there? >> he is knocked out. in the hallway. he's out. but i got to give you two thumbs up. all the stories, i love dolly's new song. those masks really, i mean, it choked me up seeing that and, of course, bigfoot. you had a trifecta this morning and with riva. >> reporter: thank you, my friend. >> always good. always good. thank you, lara. >>> we move on to our "gma" cover story. we're taking you inside the mall of america before it re-opens monday and the biggest shopping mall in the country is of course, making big changes to help keep customers and workers safe. will reeve joins us with more on all of that. good morning, will. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. as businesses around the country

this is how a day now starts at springwest academy in felton. lily is in year seven. it is hard to get work done at home. i have five siblings, three brothers and two sisters, and it‘s really busy because there is a lot of us running around. so have you actually liked coming to school then? yeah. i get to see friends and we speak at lunch and things, but we still have to stay two metres. i like coming into school because then i can do my work in school instead of worrying about doing it all at home when i have things to do at home as well. and how it is a work going at home with the girls? so—so. it is getting them to sit down and do it. later we meet georgina, one of the parents here. she has been finding it more difficult to make ends meet. it is myself and three children, 15, 13. my younger boy has got special needs as well so that is a little bit harder. so i am hoping that he will be going back to school soon. the teachers have been brilliant, they ring in, check in on us, make sure that everyone is ok. the school has identified that around

we're restoring a portion of the 54 felton which is the first community service route to be restored and it connects a whole series of neighborhoods from hunter's point to bayview and the portal district and silver terrace, the crocker amazon to the balboa station and we're also now engaging with the online neighborhood about potentially trying to extend it into the omi, as well. so this is some good news and it has come about because all of the efforts of the dph and the mayor and a half a dozen city departments at the operation center have helped us to stabilize the availability of our operators, but also our mechanics and thanks to the disaster service workers, we're able to have sufficient people to keep our cars clean so that means we're able to deliver more service. another program we implemented this week is a new ambassador program. it's something we've been hearing from a lot of our passengers and writers about is that as we're trying to -- as the police department and the social services have been trying to address crowding on the streets and social distancing with the nake